2025S0059-1 01/31/25
 
  By: Creighton, BettencourtKolkhorst S.R. No. 186
 
 
 
SENATE RESOLUTION
         WHEREAS, The Senate of the State of Texas is pleased to
  recognize the Montgomery Independent School District on the
  occasion of its 100th anniversary; and
         WHEREAS, In 1837, Dr. E. J. Arnold and C. E. Clepper
  donated land to build the first public school in the burgeoning
  town of Montgomery; citizens established the Montgomery School
  Association in 1846, and the Texas Legislature in Senate Bill 441
  formally established the Montgomery Independent School District
  on March 16, 1925; and
         WHEREAS, Despite facing significant challenges in its
  first year of operation, the district gained widespread
  community support and began to flourish through its affiliation
  with the Texas Department of Education; the completion of Lake
  Conroe in 1973 brought a wave of development to the region and
  allowed the district to greatly expand its facilities and
  educational opportunities for the community; and
         WHEREAS, The Montgomery Independent School District has
  grown from a single-room schoolhouse to a thriving educational
  system with 11 campuses that serve nearly 10,000 students, and it
  has preserved its fundamental small-town values while upholding
  a commitment to academic excellence; and
         WHEREAS, In recognition of its centennial year, the
  Montgomery Independent School District is honoring its proud
  history and paying tribute to the countless individuals who have
  contributed to its success over the past 100 years; the district
  remains dedicated to its mission of providing exceptional
  educational experiences that prepare students for rewarding
  futures, and it is truly fitting that it receive special
  recognition as it reaches this exceptional milestone in its
  history; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the Senate of the State of Texas, 89th
  Legislature, hereby commend the teachers, administrators, and
  staff of the Montgomery Independent School District on their
  commitment to quality education and extend to all best wishes for
  continued success; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That a copy of this Resolution be prepared for
  the district as an expression of esteem from the Texas Senate.